Choose a capture mode
Full page, visible area, or a precise region. Keyboard shortcuts and context-menu actions are there when you need them.
Local-first screen capture
Capture the whole page.
Keep it yours.
Full-page screenshots, annotations, redaction and PDF export — processed on your device.
Free to use
No account required
Local processing
No screenshot uploads
weaving page…
Processed locally
Capture modes
One tool for every kind of page.
Start with the frame you need, then move straight into a focused local editor. No account, dashboard, or upload step in the way.
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See the complete story.
Capture long documentation, product pages, receipts, and threads in one clean image. Lazy-load support and floating-element controls help keep the result usable.
- Scroll and stitch automatically
- Optional lazy-content pre-scroll
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Save the frame in front of you.
When one viewport is all you need, capture it instantly. It is the simplest way to save a chat, dashboard state, or quick reference.
- What you see, saved locally
- One-click handoff to the editor
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Choose only what matters.
Drag around a chart, code sample, or visual detail and keep the rest out of frame. A precise capture is often the clearest one.
- Drag a region on the active page
- Crop again in the local editor
ScrollWeave local only
product-guide.pngLocal editorExport ↓
● Processed locally1,440 × 3,860 px
Screenshot editor
Make the point. Hide the noise.
ScrollWeave brings the useful finishing tools into the same local workflow, so a screenshot can go from raw capture to ready-to-share without a second app.
- Crop, draw, add arrows, boxes, highlights, and text.
- Blur or pixelate sensitive details before sharing.
- Undo, redo, copy, and export from one focused canvas.
Privacy by architecture
Your page stays your page.
ScrollWeave is designed around local processing. The current extension release has no account, no analytics SDK, no cloud image processor, and no screenshot upload step.
Read the privacy policyWhat happens to a capture? on this device
Capture visible framesOnly after you start a capturelocal
Stitch and editInside the extension editorlocal
Export when you chooseDownload or copy explicitlyyour call
No remote image uploadNo cloud processing in this releasenot used
How it works
From page to polished file in three steps.
Open the extension, choose a frame, and keep the handoff simple.
Shape the message
Use the local editor to crop, annotate, highlight, blur, or add context without sending the pixels anywhere.
Export or keep it local
Save as PNG, JPEG, or multi-page PDF. Recent captures can stay in local history until you clear them.
A clean handoff
Choose the format that fits the next step.
Keep a crisp source image, make a lighter shareable file, or turn a long page into a document.
PNG
Lossless image export for crisp UI, design review, and documentation references.
losslessJPEG
A smaller file when you need a quick attachment, message, or lightweight archive.
compactMulti-page PDF
Turn a long webpage into a paginated document with A4 or Letter sizing.
document-readyMade for real work
Useful wherever the page is the source.
Documentation that reads top to bottom.
Capture guides, release notes, API references, and knowledge-base pages without stitching screenshots by hand.
Product feedback
Point at the exact UI detail with arrows, boxes, highlights, or text.
Safer sharing
Blur sensitive content locally before a screenshot leaves your device.
Capture history, on this device.
Keep recent captures close for quick access, or set the history limit to zero when you do not want local history.
Start with Chrome. Keep the door open.
The current release is built for Chrome. The site structure is ready for future Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Opera links—without claiming versions that do not exist yet.
Chrome · availableEdge · plannedFirefox · plannedSafari · planned
Questions, answered
Keep the support surface simple.
Clear guidance for capture limits, protected pages, exports, shortcuts, and privacy. No registration required.
What does processed locally mean?
The current extension captures frames, stitches them, and applies editor changes in the browser. Screenshot pixels are not sent to a ScrollWeave server.
Why cannot I capture a Chrome or Web Store page?
Browser-owned pages such as chrome:// URLs and the Chrome Web Store are restricted by Chrome. ScrollWeave works on regular http and https pages after you start a capture.
Can I save a very long page as a PDF?
Yes. The editor can create a multi-page PDF with A4 or Letter sizing. Very large canvases may be scaled for safe browser editing.
How do I remove a sensitive detail?
Use the blur or redaction tool in the local editor, then review the result before exporting or sharing it.
Do I need an account?
No. ScrollWeave is intended to remain free and the current release does not require an account.
A better long screenshot starts with one click.
Capture the whole page, keep the pixels on your device, and export a file you can actually use.
Add to Chrome — Free Chrome Web Store link will be connected before launch